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This week, the dance team gave elementary age kids a chance to shine. During the halftime show at the basketball game against St. Francis, 55 elementary aged kids had the opportunity to dance in front of an audience. For the past week, the girls on the dance team had been making routines to the songs “Space Jam” and “One Way or Another,” On Thursday when the kids got to the school was the first time…
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When asked “where is your favorite place to be in BHS?” Students responded with a variety of answers. From the Weight room to the bathroom, Each location has a story to tell.
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Try biting into a chili pepper and not tasting the hotness of it. Sounds impossible right? If you said yes, think again. According to the National Institute of Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD) 25% of Americans are non-tasters. That means they can’t taste any food they eat. “I wish I could have different flavors to taste so it is not so boring to eat. Although, it is fun to ‘taste’ certain foods,” Said Sophomore…
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During fourth quarter, seniors get their senior privileges, including the ability to leave school during AAA and participate in the senior breakfast. One last opportunity is graduating one quarter early from high school. The amount of students who choose this option is usually between 20 and 30 students. These students have to have all their credits done, not too many tardies or unexcused absences. This year seems to be different. As of right now only…
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At Buffalo High School there’s always different fads going around. The most recent thing that most students are talking about is the popular game “Flappy Bird”. Flappy Bird was released last year for iOS devices but just recently began gaining popularity. There’s a lot of talk going around about the app in classrooms, in the halls and, on social networking sites. The game seems pretty simple, just get the bird to fly in between sections…
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At the end of second quarter, former Family and Consumer Science (FACS) teacher Judith Titcomb retired.This may have you wondering is someone replacing her? FACS students looked at their schedules to see Bonnie White. Many asked who is this? I thought I had Mrs. Titcomb? Bonnie White has become the new BHS FACS teacher. She has taught FACS for 16 years in Owatonna Minnesota. She has not found too many big differences between the schools…
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Three years ago, the Student Council started an event that has become an annual tradition at BHS, RAVE Week. This year’s week of “Respecting and Valuing Everybody” was significantly cut short by two canceled days of school due to the cold. These and previous cancelled days of school have presented great challenges to the Student Council. “[The cancelled days] affected it a lot,” said Student Council Advisor Evan Ronken. “The other days that we had…
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“In the real world nobody takes your car keys, they’ll fire you If you’re late all the time,” said Assistant Principal Kris Thompson. The school gives many options and offers to get to school on time, but unfortunately some kids just can’t get here on time. “ They just need to be on time. We offer to call them and wake them up in the morning, they don’t really want that to happen. We offer…
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With the 2013-14 school year entering the second semester, “senioritis” is falling upon the senior class. Many seniors plan to attend college this upcoming fall but they are not going in alone. While some colleges pair you up based on a list of qualifications some seniors are taking matters into their own hands. “UNI has this Facebook app that allows you to post roommate listings. You create a bio for yourself and just start talking…
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